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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-17

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COIlInsvflls Notes.

Special to the Gazette
CoLLINsvILLE, TEX, March 16.-M. C.
Bush Of this place departed this life on
last Sunday at the advanced age of
eighty-tive years. Mr.. Bush was one of
Grayson County's oldest settlers, and in
his career filed some important positions
of public trust.
Quite little building boom is going on
in West ColIinsvilIe. The excellent,
pure water we have is drawing a good
many people here. 50
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Burglars at RC.k.

Special TO the Gazette.
DECATUR, TEX, March 1.-The bur
glar has struck US. He b;pke into the
store of N. P. Lewis, but ii s not known
whether they took anything or not. Mr..
Lewis went crazy some til since, and
was taken to his brothers. 1t Paris, and
the house has been closed ace.
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Arnold Edwin, Aurora Leigh, Aytoun,
Browning, Elizabeth B.; Browning, Rob-
ert; Brysnt's Early Poems, Burns, Byron,
Campbell, Chaucer, Coleridge, Cowper,
Crabbe, Dante, Dryden, Eliot, FavOrite
Poems, Goethe, Goethe's Faust, Gold
smith, Havergal and Sigourney, Heaven
In Song, Hemans, Hood, Iliad, Ingelow,
Keats, Kirk White, Lady of the Lake,
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For Exchange by A. r. Truits.

Fourteen hundred acre rancho in
Bosque county, good farms FROM SO to
500 acres, a clean stock OF goods, large
college building, smslls school house,
good farms in Louisiana well improved,
-four mill, Gin house, etc ONCE In Pick
wick building, Fort Worth, Tex.
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Il Damage Su.t.

SPECIAL to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX March 16-On yesterday
a suit was filed in the District court by
W. R. Matthews against S. Jones, asking
damage to the amount of $3.50 for rent
ing property adjoining his to lewd
women
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SWept by Gala.

GLOUCESTER, MASS, March 16.-Ves-
sells that arrived from the Georges report
that gale of great energy swept over
the bank March IL. 1t is feared that
much damage has been done as a large
feet Of fishing vessels were on the bank.
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If every business man in Fort Worth
would send the weekly GAZETTE for 8
year to some friend in the old states it
would do mare to boom immigration than
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Accidentally Shot
Special to the Gazette.

BOWIE, Tex, March l6.-This morning
about O'Clock Charlie Laz .lier asked to
get drink in the office at the depot.
While in there he picked u the agents
pistol, 45-Colt, and in some manner let
it fall. The pistol went III, the ball
striking him in the left sic and coming
out at the shoulder. 1t /, thought the
wound is fatal.
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The 'life of the feshis the blood there
Of ;'isfure blood means healthy functional
EactiYi5y and thisBasfs with it the GER
taints Of quick resignation from sickness
or accidsnt. Dr.. J. H. McEean's
StreG gthening CAfdial s3dsBlood Rs1rifier
gtFes pure rich blood, and tYisa1izes and
strengthens the'whole body. 81 per bot
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Archbishop Corrlgan Home,

NEW YORK, March 10. - Archbishop
Corrigan returned to-day. He is in ex-
cellent health, and has been improved by
mis- Journey.
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The Body Identified.

CHICAGO, ILL, March I6.-The body of
the man whom Albert KosisCk shot in the
basement of No. 582 Blue Island avenue
has been identified as Thomas Burns,
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LaIla Rookh. Poetry of Flowers, Long
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setti, Schiller, Scott, Shakespeare, Shell
ley, Songs, Sacred and Devotional, Swim
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worth.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-12

The discovery Of a counterfeit dollar passes
upon one OF the lesser magistrates OF the District
in settlement OF a fine, shows that the criminal
element in our population contains some pretty
choice material a scamp who IS clever enough
IN the very act OF buying his discharge from arrey
Tor the breach OF one law, to break another une
the noses OF the police without detection, &C mid
make a living by carrying his wits TO an hs mes,
market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-12

The FreeEasOns OF Washington who are also
Grand Army comrades must be rent By a divided
allegiance to-day, with the Baltimore centenary
attracting them IA direction and ne Garfielc
monument ceremonies IN another ut the same
Time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-12

IL Is An advertising age, and the ready.rnade
clothing business outbids nearly every other In the
market for novelties. Boston. Corbett. Sergeant
Bates, Arctic Explorer Brinerd and Avenger
Mason were OHered large pay, after they became
famous, to sell coats and waisteoats ann trousers
10 their fellow citizens IN Western towns and the
names OF the enterprising merchants who pro-
posed 10 employ them were published everywhere
TO the envy OF their rivals in trade. Now a View
Iork elotner has secured the services ofthe
Insa cons1aoies VINO resigned Office rather than
execute warrants OF eviction Sucb examn,es &c
these must be encouraging TO the soyereigns
statesmen, military heroes and reformers OF Eu.
rope who have been compelled by untoward cir
cumstances 10 retire from active business for a
unae- Tney hold out chance TO Alexander OF
baIsehoers, Don Carlos, Marshal Bazaine, Karl
Bind, SJepniAk and host OF other notables whom
their ordinary resources Of livelihood have faued
There Is room for them all in America II they viii
follow some useful calling and behave themselves
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Observation-Disclosures

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
p: s...: ss ~: Fl s,RsE
only Hdsss.: %ssf ss.s oss
ssss ss'S saa': ssss interest
WANTED-To BUY-A SHOW WINDOW. APPLY
w st904 FIFTH st nv. ny12.1ts
WANTED-LADIEs. NOW IS THE TINE 10 GET
N your nsndsqpe spEng s1d summer N sgi;s msds
su Sin q any otnsf hnS =.
WANTEp-CATERKR-KI AND DINING.
shs ' b lass: @ ssl ass '
WAHTED-fT KNOWN THAT G. 8 BUNpY, OF
for 81 he s.ss.. ana Tsr
tories lexcept Maryland. myl1-6m
WAASSTEn1TRY Po OF n .I sTTT5RINE AZ
:s ss sssss '' s ?? 81 ''S
WANTED-To CONSTRUCT. ARTISAN WELLS
1t low prices and quick notice: any quality Of
re Of
WANTED-To PURCHASE MILK ROUTE AND
must Be cheap Address Box 1853. star oiass my10Sti
WANTED-LADIEs' AND GENTS GARMENTS
S
process. Prince. zoos + 81 NV myio.St:
wANTED, HIGHEST Cash PRICE PAID FOR
ssass s'. A:'ss s =
WANTED-sTEAM DYEING AND SECURING
;s: Fss @ 3. clothing ss
and II SHs
zaarss fIr SG !as ashss '' S
VNANTED - HORSES PAsTURED AT a PER
w month on my farm, near Blsdsnsburr: plenty Of
running through snsire past1re r sHRReE .''e'
WANTED : ALL SHOULD SAVE WATER TAX
wat put II your yssds q. kinds Of wells
Sski H.1ssS Z s.H
WASaf5 ckhxA * sfSaIsa4kSssrAsrous CURE
Pies wriniles yulssr rednss. ecsems ana
ge1ion insured to 81 who use it ferfecty harmless
sSI5 y III drassssis. Soc and 81 per box
WANTED,pARTY FROM THE SOUTH VIII.
Sio.iRs Than Ess ever paid in Washington:
WANTED-HoRsEs TO PAsTUKE-KEEPIEd
when rssnirea for order boz at Pess
ss Fl seo 1sa sSs miles
WANTED-UPHoLsTERI OF FINE PARLOR
w and other furniture slip cut and made hair
mattresses renovated and remade furniture packed
f4S 1ss IT.
WANTED-BOUNTY LAND WARRANTs-WM J
Building vii pay cash for Mt.sy BOUNTY Gnnd
Rebellion. mh1S-2ms
WANTED-STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING
~ With entirely new machinery 1 am prepared to
clean or dye ladies' gentlemen's clothing in best
workmanlke manner and on short notice; "a Year,
POSEY, 11l9 18th st., opp. the Portland h17-4ms
a odo u g. Iad 4.s 10000
exc Il, 900 Sc. 10000 $40. $4,000 s52 100 900
$35 Lightning presses expert workmen. Finest as
sortment antique, satin. linen tinted, colored and
DERsoS MORE ioio n sna
mh5-3m
WANTED BUSINESS MEN TO LEAVE THEIR
w orders with Tor neat job and book printing We
make especially OF quick work.
TAYLOR BART. Printers and Engravers,
mill 800 9TH St u. ".
WANTED-AT GEN. E. F. BEALE'S STOCK
w farm horses to winter at IS per box stalls:
tnrage M 20 Per NJ horses called for and returned
WANTED-MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS Ex-
the only process which can Iii them. Hot Nspi6a Gas
A. II. CHACE BRO. GIG La. ave. apps
WANTED-sTEAM CARPET CLEANING. NO
W whipping by our process. Telephone lis 9; A
WANTED COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR
w every State and Territory. Notary and q. s.
Commissioner. JOHN E. BEALI. 1921 st. NV
In Office from am. to pm. Telephone 3442. IS
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ARTHUR Bunr & Co,
DEALERS IN SHOES
OF EVERY KIND, AND
ESPECIALLY

DEALERS IN SHOES
OF EVERY KIND, AND
ESPECIALLY
BURT'S SHOES.
GOOD WINE NEEDS NO BUSH YET,
WHEN A NEW HOUSE Is ESTABLISHED,
THE wAYFARING MAN SHOULD BE TOLD
OF 1T. THIS IS TO TELL YOU THAT
BURTS SHOES
ARE TO BE FOUND AT OUR STORE, AND
THAT THEY COST NO MORE THAN GOODS
OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
OUR STOCK OF LADIES' Low SHOES
HAS BEEN REPLENIsHED AND WE HAVE
ALL SIZES AGAIN.
SHOES
FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN, BOYS, GIRLS,
AND CHILDREN
BURTs DRESSING FOR KID SHOES IS
UNEQUALLED. IT CONTAINS NO ACID,
AND WILL NOT CRACK THE SHOES
ARTHUR BURT & CO,
my12 1911 F STREETN.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-12

We PROVIDE FoR LARGE MEN
LITERALLY WE HAVE SIZES THAT NO
OTHER HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES
HAS, UNLESS THEY BUY GOODS OF OUR
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT. WE
WANT MEN WHO CANNOT BE FITTED
ELSEWHERE TO CALL WE HAVE CLOTHES
TO FIT THEM. WE CAN FIT A MAN WHO
STANDS FEET INCHES, AND WEIGHS
THREE HUNDRED POUNDS, AND WE CAN
FIT THE sIX-FOoTER WHO MEASURES
90 BREAsT-MEAsURE, LIMBS YARD
LONG. HERE is WHAT WE HAVE:
DOMESTIC CHEvIoTs. NEAT EFFECTS;
PRICE s12.
POLICE CLOTH FLANNELs; PRICE els.
MIXED CASHMERE DOMESTIC); PRICE
SIS.
ENGLISH BLUE sERGEs; PRICE s1s.
BLARNEY TWEED CHEvIOTS; PRICE eco.
FREYER'S AUSTRIAN SUITINas; s22
sIMMoNI'S FRENCH sU1T1NGs: s22.
FANCY MIXED woRsTEDs; s2s.
DRESS BLACK WORSTED; $50 TO s3S.
VERTEBRATE: WE HAVE THE LARGEST
ASSORTMENT FOR LARGE MEN IN THE
UNITED STATES.
sAKs l. COMPANY,
MEMS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
81. UPPER FLOORS.
{ -
(Take Elevator)
my12 300 TO 3os SEVENTH STREET.
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You've Man,
WHAT'S YOUR SALARYp

An impudent question: In one sense, yes. But we
are not asking it in that Extravaganza good
deal like the malaraeasily got and hard get Of
You are in business; clerk. may be- in Of the
Departments. Now, do you know that the ablest and
weathiest business men put the brakes on to every
personal expenditure by asking themselves the ques-
ton: Can afford it,"
Can you afford to pay from $50 to S35 for BUSH
ness suts"
No. But I want something to fit we'll and wear
well"
SO does everybody, young man"
The custom tailor can give me these"
$50 he can. and charge you enormous profit for
accommodating your vanity. You may be proud, but
dont be foolish"
You think foolish to have custom made clothing?n
We think just this, young man. First class CASH
mere or Cheviot, is good enough for anybody Aman
to be cutter at all must cut well Therefore we can
guarantee to fit And have set aside just 1O3
Cashmere and Chevot business SUITS in all patterns
thoroughly made finished in superior STYLE tastefuly
trimmed, and we have marked them from Sc so to
S15. For WHAT Not because we viii make large or
even satisfactory profit but to advertise the
BILE value that . house offer which buys closely
attends 70 its Legitimate business and conducts its
affairs the basis that profits savings rather
than earnings. What save In expenses You get in
the goods. These. young man. are hints In economic
philosophyfrom
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FOR RENT-HOUSES


FOE IaSTe sl4 NORTH cArIToL ST, LOVELY
$40 wis water sink. and water closet 1901 East
2oa In : ne rooms ! siss6 All I Ess
ssnSd ssS sos let !. ~ ssTs s ssss up IN
$3.50; sol ID 81 Sc, store and dwelling sso
myl2-1 I'd aud East Capitol 81.
FOR RENT-BEAUT1FUL HOME OPPOSITE IN
Droit Park nine room. porches. stable aud carriage
ssh ST. cali at K o ToIfzssS. ' iS;s 10 and :
9k n kETr~ISsRSS S,rs Iog InE suMMEs
tenant; location near the Ascension Church Price.
EoR RENT STREET BETWEEN 10TH AND
6oSS tsorOGrhl Su, house. vii be hni.Sed jun:
IoStS . sss h.,.s aS sng Loans.
FSIn sISra .I., ST Rs.., OF NEW VIII
Ssps % SS rss sc s1m' from ooS.5 ps.
For RENIi HAVE IL Two &c, coon housLsTnE
and br,cs nns iSr e saYwes 81 CO.. or,
IHoR RENT : DESIRABLE AND CONVENIENT
~ honse OF II rooms mod inpe- good plumb,nr.
f pr1. y s to Nov Apply on premises lsSg NsI
I1oR RENT-5le 3D. ST. n. w. NEAR PENSION
ba,S se ad lor xsS oTSh u as rSTas
BiRaE, 1851 i St n. W. '"' ' myia'st.S
lyoR RENT-l2o7 ARR ST. \. ", NEAR NJ. rwo-
story Brick: six rooms bath aud large cellar mod
myIES Il s I. lGioLp. 1881 rnu
For RENT-l4a4 eTH ST, \. w-io ROOMS, ALL
rear; s45 month. Apply on premises. myll-
FOR RENT-A sEvEN-RooM BRICK HOUSE,,
win modern improvements, BIS Delaware ave n
one square from Capitol; key next door. Apply at
Il 1907 Q St n. ", IL rooms. laundry and bath
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FOR RENT-ROONS.

EoR kENT-THREE PLEASANT coNMuNIcA-
1ss. S lsiS i3sh T or rss fn r,,. n
EQR RENr-A VERY CONVENIENT LOWER
Is Acor. unfurnished; pleasant home for. gentleman
i ns ss :. nicely 5
Lon RRNT-FURNIsHEp = THREE FRONT
Il Rooms. stlew prices. lll0rst myia-st.
EoR RENT-FRoNr AND BACK PARIoR, To
Rsn y Ss Sf E,ss
EoR RESr-NIcTLY fURNisHEp. coMMrSI.
pssss isfS seGs with Ss
Ton RENT-l73s ST. NEAR CONNECTICUT
summer prices also two nnsnrnished Rooms on Sd
psSs Sepst anS shades gas BATH &c for lish, house
furnished or unfurnished front Rooms. second
acor single or en- suite 200 stae Refersnse:
cnaheeo. my9-4s
EoR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED RooMs,
,osas with er waSa, board home
and T. near fennsyssni. ave iS'h ST. h myi estsen
EOR RENT-FURNISHED or UNFURNIsHEp
i room: as Is street ne. Table board If desired.
EoR RENT-THREE ROOMS on FIRST FLOOR,
4 suitable Tor ofhce rooms or catering. Apply 100
st. NV. myl1-2ts
I0oR RENT-sUTTE OF ROOMS, WITH BATH.
~ =, foom en- suite or single. at 1908 st. NV Inq,ire
FoR RENT -oNE cool. 'FRONT.' ROOM. 90
u door. bay window, new house. modern Improve
ersncss 1905 iith st. NV r ~ sf' m @gii:st.
e nnfurnished rooms at moderate price. myll-at'
FOR RENT-vERY LARGE UNFURNlsHED
ni.hed Room: very moderate prices si2 i2th st
FOE g sEEN .T7,i, ROOMS, WITH BOARD
Tor RENT-THREE. UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
seH' "SSS f 9sn ssSH:s
Tor RENT-uNFURNISHEp- PLEASANT
" Communicating Rooms second floor; location de-
.onsbie; references s.chSnse& Cyl sfs Khode Island
ave- my1o-3t'
EoR RENT-LARaE. AIRY. FRONT ROOM,
ae VIZ. an bathroom :, attached Comfortable Board 1t
E0R RENT-IN WEST END FLATS, 26o0 X ST.
1.3 communicating rooms bath, water closet, gas
jantor. ~ -' ''' y '''- ~'' S'i myI3G-33,.
EOR RENT-A SUITE OF THREE UNFURNIsHED
Of nsSe eh s s soas2o
square from Pennsyivania ave. cars Apply At 2leg
EoR RENT-FURNTsHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
weei or month for summer It very low rate: refer
ences my1o-3t.
EOR RLNT-COR. 9TH AND MASS. AVENUE.
Large nicely furnished front Rooms, second and
third floors, with Board. southern and eastern ek-
pG sps Three lines of cars References exchanged
Tor RENT;-UNFURNTSHED ROOMS SUITABLE
for light housekeeping to persons without small
children Apply Il2 ST.. NV. my10-5t.
VNOR RENT-PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
required my1-lws
EOR RENT-17 Cd ST, w, TWO FURNISHED
rooms on third floor; desirable location. Call after
D pm. my1-Gts
EOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, 2D
l. and Sd floors; modern improvements; north aud
south EXPOSURE line of and herdics fIst-clzss
board. 22l E. Capitol St. Grant row. mh12-Sw'
LHOR RENT-THE LIVINGSTON, 18TH ST, FEW
IL doors above K st. and Frank lin Park New and
tactfve house. High and beautiful location. Pleasant
handsomely furnished rooms Table Of superior quail.
iy. Transient and table boarders accommodated
Moderate prices. Telephone 9l1-3 my2-1ms
LrOR RENT-A LADY HAVING TAKEN LARGE
house. delightfully."- situated opposite East Capitol
Park, would like to have few cultivated and refined
persons board with her 40 B at sc xp.,O-2ys
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HOUsEFURNIsHING DEPT.
lot of all linen crash, regular price 1Oc We will
close the lot on Red Ticket day at SIC. yd.
lot Of Turkey Red Table Damask regular price &c.,
for Red Ticket day only 38c I'd.
WHITE GOODS DEPT.
lot Of Checked Nainsooks book fold, regular price
1Oand 12Hc., will go on Red Ticket day at SC. I'd
DRESS GOODS DEPT
lot Of gray dress goods sold less than C5
and 30c, will close the lot Red Ticket day at 2Oc
per I'D.
PARAsOL DEPT
lot of 1922 Silk Sun Umbrellas natural sticks and
crooked handles. Red Ticket price, s1.5O each.
GENTS DEPT
lot Of g aW9o flannel shirt waists in years old
HANDKERCHIEF DEPT
lot Of ladies' 1Oc Hemstitched Handkerchief col.
ored borders, Red Ticket price only &c.
HOSIERY DEPT
lot Of odds and ends in childrens hose sizes from
to SA prices range from 25 to Soc. choice on Red
Ticket day, loo.
SUIT DEPT.
4Mohair Busters. sizes 38 and 40 left from last
son, former price $3.50. Red Ticket price 75c
small lot Of Bingham and White Suits in sizes from
g to years only. Choice of these for Red Ticket
day at CSC.
NOTION DEPT.
wshs ci Pond Sr aY toilet wash regular price ESQ.,
Alot Of Soc French plate mirrors Red Ticket price
lot Of Coraline Tooth Powder, regular price 26c
Red Ticket price 15c.
lot of Bixbys Shoe Blacking. regular 15c. boxes,
Red Ticket price &c.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPT > E.
lot Of Chantilly Lace Flouncing all SIX for
Friday 81. y I'd. 1852 ~
lot Of s155 spsnish Guipure Lace F1ouncins,- foz
fia y Metal S..ps for Friday on,v ,oo
LADIES' NECKwEAR DEPT.
lot Of 25c Oriental and Null Embroidered tea for
Friday, 15c.
A lot Of 25. 80 and SOC. Crepe Lisse Ruching, for
Friday, CSC. I'D.
LACE DEPT
lot Of 40 and Soc Oriental Laces for Frdry Csc yd
lot Of q 2b eolored 45 in. Lace Flouncings. fol
|. EMBROIDERY DEPT.
lot Of ecru and all colors As in. F1ouncines reo
ular price 90 to 50. for Friday, 81 4 yd. ~
lot Of extra fne Swiss Flouncings, worth AZ q yd
for Friday, 81.38 I'D. ~
JEWELRY AND FAN DEPT.
lot Of CSC Silver Hair Pins, for Friday 1Oo
lot Of 15c. Jspanned Fans, for Friday Toe.
ZEPHYR DEPT.
lot Of 95c Outlined Aprons, for Friday, l0c
lot Of Plushes, all colors. worth s1.25 I'd, Ton
Friday, 85c. I'D.
MISSES DEPT.
lot Of short White Dresses size yrs rdsv sc
UNDERWEAR DEPT
small lot Of Ladies' Fancy Aprons, for Friday. LEG
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H i f nm III B0f 3 & E En- s ssss
A n Mn Odd K i ssss ~

100 dozen Pure Linen Hsndkerchiefs, with figured
centers and fancy coored and hemstitched
borders, 12Jkc.: worth 10 and 25c.
so dozen Extra Sheer Pure Linen Handkerchiefs,
with centers Of polka dots stripes and squares in plain
and combination colors; borders to match aud con-
trast. The very latest novelty. 25c.; worth Soc.
nVThe above Laces and Handkerchiefs, being en-
tirely new hope you viii think it worth while to
call tomorrow.
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12 pieces Ecru and White ORIENTAL LACE
FLOUNCINGS. AZ inches wide. &c. worth S1.35-
10 pieces NET to match. Csc; worth 1855 pieces
ORIENTAL LACE FLOUNCINas. 81 inches wide.
4Sc.; worth 9Sc.-10 pieces extra fine ORIENTAL
LACE FLOUNCINGs. 44c.; worth 75c.--5O pieces
narrow LACEs to match. various prices. All SO per
cent below real market values.
SOMETHING NEW.
Spices Iace-stripe Val FLOUNC1NGS AZ inches
wide 1925; worth So 5O-5 pieces NET to match,
$1-2o; worth $2.25-25 pieces narrow LACES to
match. half price.
APoPULAR BARGAIN.
25 pieces Black Spanish Guipure and Chantily LACE
FLOUNCINGS, AZ inches wide, sl.4s; worth s3 yard.
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Retail merchants having fun supply Of summer
goods, business with wholesale IL dull Cash pur
chasers can their own prices Our Lace Buyer
Just secured in New Yofk the following BARGAINS,
which we show tomorrow.
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FOR RENT-STORES.


EOR RENT-3104 NJ ST, WEST WASHINGTON,
handsome Store, with Cellar; $50 per mon3h. Key
1922 g St NV, Washington. It,
EOR RENT-STORE AND CELLAR CORNER OF
9th and SITS. NV, suitable for q business of any
kind. Apply to ". &. JOHNSON, TlS 18th st. NV.
my121m
LOR RENT-RARE CHANCE.
New Store. and Stable in rear win be ready for oc
cupancy BY June !, 1887. Rent very low. Apply to
my11-3t A HEITMULLER co.
FOR RENT-sTORE AND CELLAR, 4OS 18TH
II ST, door from Pennsylvania ave. also rooms ;
and q LIST door building corner Pa ave and 18th St
Apply to JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS, 1901 Pa. ave. cor.
12th ST. my42m
Washington: recently occupied by Woodward &
Lothrop, Boston Dry Goods House. 921 Pennsylvania
ave. NV. This is rare opportunity to secure good
business location. For further particulars inquire
j. Mel. DODSON,
106 ID st. NV.
my4-2m National Bank Of Republic Building.
DOR RENT-ONE-HALF OF FINE STORE, 500
11th st. NV, second door north of ST, opposite
Boston Dry Goods House; splendid location for Office:
also two large Rooms, third floor. HARDING 4
WATERS 500 18th st. NV. niy2-lm
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THE BARGAIN COUNTER.

100 Tourists, made of canvas cloth leather lined
with oil skim compartments for all toilet articles
pact useful, ornamental-5O Tourists of hand -sewed
leather Contain brushes for hair, teeth and nails
comb. ALI at Csc. Near door of No. 1l17 Penna ave.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

ENOR RENT.-OFFICES FOR RENT OR LEASE
II Cos St n: Light, convenient. and comfortable
Offices suitable for patent attorney, insurance, or
other business; rent moderate. J. c. LANG, COS F
st. n. ". my1-1w
EOR RENT-FRONT HALL ROOM, lsT FLOOR
II 1919 St, adjoining Sun Building. Price Sl3-5O.
Apply to W. RILEY DEEBLE, Basement. apl9-lm
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46S Ia. ave-. bas-Inente30
40S La. sve..3d 1r- 30
Vernon Row. room 9...5
43o It'll st., ID a., fr. RIO
9th and Pa ave. rm. z .lo
9th and Pa. ave, TN. 3. Ia